There are some truly sick people in the world. No, not Darrell Issa and the wingnuts in congress; I will get to them in a minute.
I am referring to these guys:
"Two Alabama men kept a 9-year-old boy captive for months as they sexually tortured him and filmed it as part of a larger child porn ring, prosecutors in Huntsville say in a disturbing case.
So disturbing were the more than 100 photographs police found that officers could not even positively identify the boy because they could not bear to look, cops said in court on Monday...'
Oh, and it gets worse: One of the men was the boy's father. [Source]
As someone who has done criminal defense work, I have seen and heard of some pretty disgusting crimes in my life. But, sadly, this one might just take the cake. *shaking head*
Now to another disgusting individual. This one doesn't abuse children, but rather, he abuses his power.
I am speaking about one Mr. Darrell Issa. This scumbag is holding oversight hearings for "navigators" who worked on the ACA roll- out.
OK, unless you live on another planet you know that the ACA roll- out has been a disaster. But why is there a congressional investigation?
"The navigators program, which oversees a staff that handles Obamacare applications one-on-one, has come under fire from Issa and other Republicans for inadequately vetting and training navigators, as well as for incidents in which navigators allegedly told applicants to misrepresent personal information to receive lower premiums or qualify for a subsidy. A Fox News clip showing two navigators hired in Irving, TX, allegedly misleading an applicant was played during the hearing; Farris said the two navigators had been disciplined.
In a competing op-ed in the Dallas Morning News yesterday, Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius defended the program." [Source]
This would be funny if it wasn't so dad. Darell Issa, a car thief (please see the above pic supplied to me by my twitter fam, Zirgar), sitting on his high horse and judging a bunch of poor government workers for doing their job.
"During House Oversight Committee Chairman Darrell Issa’s field-hearing road tour Monday afternoon, he told an official overseeing the Affordable Care Act’s implementation in Texas that “he needed to watch more Fox News.”
I am quite sure that he (Mr. Issa) watches a lot of "FOX News." The two of them deserve each other.


0 Comments